Stuart Wallace
Room: A37 LASS
E-mail: Stuart Wallace
Research Topic
Preventing torture, inhuman and degrading treatment resulting from detainee transfers in Iraq and Afghanistan through the European Convention on Human Rights
My research project examines the legality of applying interim measures in extraterritorial situations under the European Convention on Human Rights.
This research is placed generally in the field of international law and incorporates aspects of the law on state responsibility, general international law, international human rights law and the law of armed conflict.
Research Supervisor
Professor Noel Whitty & Professor David Fraser.
Academic Qualifications
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Academic Qualifications
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Awarding Institutions
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LLB
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University of Limerick
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LLM
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National University of Ireland
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Publications
Wallace, “ The Journalist-Source Relationship in Context: A Comparative Review of U.S. and English law” (2009) 38 Common Law World Review 3 at 268-294
Wallace, “The Empire Strikes Back: Hearsay Rules in Common Law Legal Systems and the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights” (2010) 15 European Human Rights Law Review 4 at 408-418
Brief Career History
I have worked previously as an intern at the European Court of Human Rights and the International Criminal Court and as a research assistant at the European Centre of Tort and Insurance Law.